Global or Common attributes apply to All HTML elements. Probably why they call them Global.

However... not all browsers support all of the global attributes as outlined by The Force... (The Internet Engineering Task Force or IETF).

So... your milage may vary but this is the list:

Name	Value	Description
accesskey	Single printable character	A single printable key to be used as a short cut key to activate or focus the element.
class	text	A CSS class name used by the browser to add styles to the element
contenteditable	true false inherit	Indicates that the element is editable. Blank is also true.
contextmenu	menu id	The id of a context menu to associate with the element.
dir	ltr rtl auto	Direction to display the text Right to Left(rtl) or Left to Right(ltr). Input type tel is always ltr
draggable	true false	Is the element dragable with the mouse
dropzone	copy move link	HTML 5.1 Spec - Currently not supported but comming to a theater near you soon!
hidden	none	The element will not be rendered if this attribute is set
id	text	A unique identifier assigned by the author to the element. Very useful in javascript.
lang	BCP 47 Lang Tag	The primary language of the elements content
spellcheck	true false	Should the element have its spelling/grammer checked*
style	css propery:value;	Style an element. This option overrides all stylesheet and head style elements.
tabindex	number	The tab order. The order elements will receive focus when the tab key is used.
title	text	a.k.a. bubble help, tool tip or advisary information as The Force puts it. A text banner that pops up when you hold you mouse over the element.
translate	Yes No	HTML 5.1 - currently not supported. Translates the element to another language.

* - Not really global because it only applies to text elements.